Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-12
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ABOUT HE VERDICT.
Sentiment iE Sioux City Relative to the

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Sentiment is ssoux City Relative to tn.
Arensdorf Case,
Sioux City journal Il.h: The report
er asked for opinions of men whom tn.
public would like TO hear from. The,
would hot express a thought Tor til,
deer pubIIc, but any amount o
opinion for the private ear of the report
er. Men who thought the lury's conduol
an outrage said SO. Men who rather
hkedsit contented themselves in taking
to time. Men who we're glad it wa.
ended rs 1t did end had no coucealmenis
Ito make of their sfeelinge. a., few spring
politicians found il difficult to navigate
in dayiight,s.b but found the night suitable
Hog hack-ridlpg and visiting the house
OF congratulation. A very few restless
minds tried to charge the result ii
church and polities-bilious looking
men. But no interviews tor the public
What condition does il leave Arens-
dorf /. n the conspiracy matter?" said the
scribe to a lawyer who probably would
be read with much interest were his
name mentioned.
"Under the charge of murder are in.
Guided crimes of q Less degree, such Of
murder in the second degree, man.
slaughter, and clear down to q aimple
assault. The court so instructed in ex-
presse terms, and from the fact that q
second Indictment for conspirscy is now
pending charging conspiracy would
iurtheEIndieate that 1T ,oouid not be in
eludsd in the chargeof murder.
"Fhe crime sss conspiracy not being
included within the general charge of
murder. the trial for murder can consti-
tate'no bar to a trialsfor the crime OF
conspiracy
Are his bondsmen fully liberated ~
$50 far only as the charge of murder
goes. He is still under So 200 bonds to
answer the charge of conspiracy"
When are you going home, Mr..
Erwint?"
Not until Monday night at least. 1
am worn out and feel sick. must have
rest, and / shall take it here. They
have sent for me to be there Monday to
appear in the case of Bertha Hagener
and husband, who murdered o barber
named Murphy, who had tradnced her.
| cannot5go, however. I am not we'll
enough.
sThat was D great trial. The boys
must have had hard pounding in the
former case. / have been more OF
locker ON III Venice than a citizen. Good
bye"
The reporter found Florence's photo
graphic rooms filed with Arensdorfre
friends. The jury were Just arranging
in position for o sitting. They were
grouped three rows deep, Seated in the
first row was Arensdorf in the center and
immediately on his right Thompson and
Jones. Immediately on on his left Tripr
and Collins. The two rows. in the rea,
contained the balance OF the jury in
standing position. AS the reporte,
entered ne found it, difficult to decide
whether Kellogg. Lager or Florence
was experimenting the grouping. As
soon as Areusdorf caught sight of the
newsmans he came forward from the
group and extended his had.
81 suppose 1t is in order to conRratu-
late you, Mr.. Arenedorf?"
nYes, you don't like it,, I know. but
yonii have TO stand it" said the brewer
with much satisfactory, yet pleasant
for6e.
lyon bet he will have to stand it,"
shouted Tripp.
uS RkOhp Wob be tIhbGEIAl hH WIG
Fireside Companion club.
Paul Leader, the mar OF brains and
cunning among the defendants, and
who has stood By Arensdorf With firm
and determined resolution unequal1ed
in affection and positive labor. was
caught On the way to the Milwaukee
house in the afternoon.
what is Arensdorf going to do now,
Il really cannot say. Nothing has
been said or considered yet. He will
probably go to Jackson or South Sioux
Olty in business. They sre talking of
both points. jackson offers q bonus of
$40 600; South Sioux City wall give five
acres ,ofsRround free and take $$30, 600
worth Of stock il the Franz brewery will
there. One or the other points
will probably get the brewery. They
are trying to get q permit to u here
until they get rid of the stock"
It was The birthday Of John Arenas
dorf snd il was the day of entertaining
his ~deliverers. He did it like q king.
Erwin was there, Argo was there.
Tredwsy was there. MIR. and
Mrs. Leader were there, and the
kings OF the jury were there. The feast
wasKa Sumptuous affair. The wine was
Of a stock kept back for ages and ponr-
edFwith the gloss of OIL. It was not
drank withssilence. Toasts were hnently
spoken. It is said that even the Metho-
dis preachers we're not forgotten. The
company was congenial and there were
NO resonsswhysthe bonds Of fraternity
should not BIS welded arm.
Among the lawyers Tor the prosecu-
tion everything was moving an other
matters. Marsh was busy with other
Grimes and criEninaIss s OlUenneil had
gone home. Hubbard audSTaylor were
Discussing civil cases. They had passed
the event with the world. They lad
done their duty. No criticiem was
against them. The verdict was nnani-
monastery had s~queezsdsthe lemon dry,
aHACKMETACK." a lasting and fra
giant perfume, Pricel25 and50 cents. Sold
by Dr. anderhnle.